RC Electronic Speed Controllers
- Hobbywing XeRun V1.1 AXE-FOC Sensored Brushless 60A Crawler ESC
Now $198.13
was $247.67Save 20% - Traxxas EVX-2 Waterproof 30A Brushed ESC
Now $257.44
was $373.50Save $116 - Castle Creations Mamba Micro X2 2-4S Waterproof Sensored 4.0mm ESC & 1406-2850KV Motor Combo
Now $270.66
was $363.44Save $92 - Traxxas VXL3m Waterproof 52A Brushless ESC
Now $273.84
was $303.97Save $30 - MST XBL 60A Brushless ESC
Now $83.66
was $119.51Save 30% - Traxxas Velineon VXL-4s ESC
Now $214.07
was $285.43Save $71 - HPI Flux Q-Base Brushless ESC
Now $223.40
was $279.25Save $55 - Spektrum Avian 100A Brushless Smart ESC - Version A
Now $237.60
was $260.24Save $22 - RGT 25A Waterproof Brushed ESC
Now $24.49
was $34.99Save 30% - LaTrax Waterproof ESC
Now $77.02
was $110.03Save 30%
FAQs for RC ESCs
What does an ESC do?
An ESC (Electronic Speed Controller) sits between your battery and motor. It takes the throttle signal from your receiver and controls how much power goes to the motor — forward, reverse and braking. Think of it as the accelerator for your RC car.
How do I choose the right one?
Match it to your motor type (brushed or brushless) and battery voltage. The ESC must handle the current your motor draws. Also check it supports your battery cell count (2S, 3S etc). Waterproof ESCs are worth it for outdoor driving.
What does the amp rating mean?
The amp rating is how much current the ESC can deliver continuously. A 60A ESC handles a motor drawing up to 60 amps. If your motor pulls more, the ESC will overheat and shut down. Always match or exceed your motor's needs.


























































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